A cyclone is like a cross between a tornado because it spins like a tornado,but it can`t reach far inland because its power source is water.

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A Cyclone is a large-scale circulation of winds around a central region of low atmospheric pressure, counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere, clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere.
Or A Very Furious Windstorm

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A cyclone is NOT a tornado; do not get them confused. Tornadoes can last for merely minutes, cyclones last for days! A hurricane is a cyclone on the other hand. A cyclone is a low pressure system, and that means air rises (count. clockwise in northern hemisphere, clockwise is southern) and on the surface, it is low pressure.

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A big funal shape. Or a tornadow

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a cyclone is a tropical storm that goes around in a clock wise direction
but its wind can get from 200/km/pr to 360/km/pr it is they are found on the equater. its most popular seasons and summer and autumn they can do alot of damage and even to ships that are outland!!

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a cyclone is a bad moving body of air below atmospheric pressure

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a cyclone is a tornado that cannot touch the ground because the area level of pressure is too high. It is more like a hurricane spinning twice as fast.

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a cyclone is just a natural unpredictable calamity which destroy many properties and lives.

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cyclone is a sai

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your all wrong a cylone is a wind baced chemical with water in it

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cyclone is nothing but that which says-"rest in peace"

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a cyclone is like a storm the cyclone moves from low latitudes to the higher lalitudes

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A cyclone is when warm air rises from the sea and condenses into the clouds, massive amounts of heat are released. this mixture of heat and moisture is often a collection of thunderstorms, from which a tropical storm can develop

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A cyclone is an area of low pressure around which the winds flow counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere.
A developing cyclone is typically accompanied by a warm front pushing northward and a cold front pulling southward, marking the leading edges of air masses being wrapped around a center of low pressure , or the center of the cyclone.
The counterclockwise winds associated with northern hemisphere midlatitude cyclones play a significant role in the movement air masses transporting warm moist air northward ahead of a low while dragging colder, drier air southward behind it.

A cyclone is where low pressure winds meet high pressure winds and clash together, creating a front. If the winds are of different moisture levels, they will try to reach an equilibrium (they will stabilize). In the process they will create a spiraling formation known as a cyclone.

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A cyclone is a fierce storm with strong winds that spin around in a giant circle.
In some parts of the world it is called a hurricane or typhoon.

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Bob is right cyclones are NOT tornadoes, they are totally different. Cyclones form on seas of 25.5 degrees or higher and have wing speeds of up to 240km.

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A cyclone is nothing like a El Nino.

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I am doing a project on cyclones, so if anyone has been through a cyclone, please tell me a very short version of your story. Please, I need you!!!!!!!!

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a cyclone is definitely not a tornado but they are sort of he same and hey turn counter clockwise in the northern hemisphere and in southern hemisphere anti clock wise

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a cyclone is defiantly not a tornado but they are sort of he same and hey turn anti clockwise in the northern hemisphere and in southern hemisphere clock wise.

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a cyclone is defentily not a tornado but they are sort of he same and hey turn anti clockwise in the northern hemisphere and in southern hemisphere clock wise.

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